In pictures: Bali Terror Bombings
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AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:40 PM ET
Indonesian women help a young victim of a bomb blast at a beachside cafe at Jimbaran beach in Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds.(AP Photo/Agung Mulyajaya) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:44 PM ET
A victim of a bomb blast is wheeled into a hospital in Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds. (AP Photo/ Firdia Lisnawati) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:45 PM ET
A victim of a bomb blast covers her face at a hospital in Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds. (AP Photo /Firdia Lisnawati) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:48 PM ET
An Indonesian policeman stands guard outside a shop with shattered windows in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds. (AP Photo/Ed Wray) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:56 PM ET
An Indonesian policeman guards outside a shop near the site of an explosion in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds. (AP Photo/Ed Wray) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 6:57 PM ET
An Indonesian policeman stands guard outside a shop in the normally crowded center of Kuta, Bali, Indonesia after a bomb exploded nearby Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds.(AP Photo/Ed Wray) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 7:19 PM ET
Indonesian security officials inspect a bomb damaged restaurant in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds. (AP Photo/Ed Wray) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 7:26 PM ET
A shop with shattered windows across from a restaurant bombsite in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia Saturday Oct. 1, 2005. Several bombs exploded in different parts of Bali Saturday night killing 25 and injuring hundreds.(AP Photo/Ed Wray) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 7:44 PM ET
Indonesian security officials inspect the scene of an explosion at Jimbaran in Bali, after bomb blasts ripped through popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005. (Made Sudana/Reuters) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 7:44 PM ET
A medical team remove remains of victims from a seaside restaurant after an explosion in Jimbaran on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1,2005. (Darren Whiteside/Reuters) -
AFP - Sat Oct 1, 7:47 PM ET
Damaged furniture, blood stains and a discarded shoe litter the floor at a bomb damaged restaurant in Kuta, on the island of Bali. Bombs exploded in three packed tourist restaurants on the Indonesian island of Bal killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, just days before the third anniversary of the nightclub attacks there.(AFP) -
AFP - Sat Oct 1, 7:47 PM ET
An Indonesian policeman surveys the scene at a bomb damaged restaurant in Kuta, on the island of Bali. Bombs exploded in three packed tourist restaurants on the Indonesian island of Bal killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, just days before the third anniversary of the nightclub attacks there.(AFP) -
AFP - Sat Oct 1, 7:47 PM ET
An Indonesian security officer stands in front of a shop damaged by a bomb blast in Kuta, on the island of Bali. Bombs exploded in three packed tourist restaurants on the Indonesian island of Bal killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, just days before the third anniversary of the nightclub attacks there.(AFP) -
AFP - Sat Oct 1, 7:47 PM ET
Indonesian security personnel survey the scene at a bomb damaged restaurant in Kuta, on the island of Bali. Bombs exploded in three packed tourist restaurants on the Indonesian island of Bal killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, just days before the third anniversary of the nightclub attacks there.(AFP) -
AFP - Sat Oct 1, 7:47 PM ET
Indonesian mourners look at a list of dead victims of bomb blasts near a hospital in Bali. Bombs exploded in three packed tourist restaurants on the Indonesian island of Bal killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, just days before the third anniversary of the nightclub attacks there.(AFP/Jewel Samad) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 8:53 PM ET
A man walks past the site of one of the blasts that went off the day before, on Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 2, 2005. Three bomb blasts ripped through crowded restaurants on Saturday, killing 25 people including some foreigners and wounding 102, officials said. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 8:59 PM ET
Tourists from Sydney stand near police as they look at the site of one of the bomb blasts that went off the day before, on Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 2, 2005. Militants launched three coordinated bomb attacks on crowded restaurants in the heart of Indonesia's resort island of Bali on Saturday, killing 25 people including some foreigners and wounding 102. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:06 PM ET
Local residents walk past the site of one of the bomb blasts that went off the day before, on Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 2, 2005. Militants launched three coordinated bomb attacks on crowded restaurants in the heart of Indonesia's resort island of Bali on Saturday, killing 25 people including some foreigners and wounding 102. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:56 PM ET
A rescue worker gestures at something suspicious, as police walk over, at the site of one of Saturday's bomb blasts that went off at crowded beachside restaurants in Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005. Militants launched three coordinated bomb attacks on crowded restaurants in the heart of Bali on Saturday, killing 25 people including some foreigners and wounding 102. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:08 PM ET
Police investigate the site of one of the bomb blasts that went off the day before, on Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, October 2, 2005. Indonesian police investigating coordinated bomb attacks on crowded restaurants on Indonesia's resort island of Bali said on Sunday they were searching for clues to whether suicide bombers were to blame. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:14 PM ET
A policeman walks near debris at the site of an explosion which ripped through a cafe (unseen) in Kuta on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005. (Supri/Reuters) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:14 PM ET
A view of a vacated popular seaside restaurant after an explosion in Jimbaran on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005. (Darren Whiteside/Reuters) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:21 PM ET
A police officer searches the sand near the site of one of Saturday's bomb blasts that went off at crowded beachside restaurants in Jimbaran Bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005. Three bomb blasts ripped through crowded restaurants on Saturday, killing 25 people including some foreigners and wounding 102, officials said. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:22 PM ET
A local resident walks near on of the sites where explosions went off on Saturday night at Jimbaran bay, Bali, Indonesia, Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. Terrorists targeted the Indonesian tropical resort of Bali for the second time in three years Saturday with coordinated bombings that devastated seafood and noodle restaurants packed with foreigners, killing at least 25 people and wounding at least 100. (AP Photo /Dita Alangkara) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:29 PM ET
A local resident walks near one of the sites where explosions went off on Saturday night at Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia, Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. Terrorists targeted the Indonesian tropical resort of Bali for the second time in three years Saturday with coordinated bombings that devastated seafood and noodle restaurants packed with foreigners, killing at least 25 people and wounding at least 100. (AP Photo /Dita Alangkara)